The view of Las Vegas has changed with the world’s largest, tallest observation wheel, the High Roller at the LINQ. Visitors soar 550 feet high above the Strip while taking in breathtaking 360 degree views of Las Vegas. Featuring 28 cabins, holding up to 40 passengers each, the High Roller offers an unparalleled experience both day and night.
The High Roller - Ride the World's Tallest Ferris Wheel.
The High Roller Observation Wheel in Las Vegas is the tallest observation wheel in the world. The giant observation wheel opened to the public for the first time on March 31, 2014. The time it takes each pod to complete a full revolution on the wheel is 30 minutes.The High Roller at the Linq in Las Vegas is the newest attraction to hit the Strip. The enormous 550 foot observation wheel takes 30 minutes to make one full rotation and it can hold 1120 people. With 28 spherical, glass-enclosed cabins, the 360 degree views are breathtaking.Standing more than 100 feet taller than the iconic London Eye, the High Roller opened in 2014 as the largest observation wheel in the world. The giant Ferris wheel at the east end of the LINQ.
At 550 feet high, the High Roller in the tallest panoramic Ferris wheel in the world, beating the famous London Eye (443 ft), Star of Nanchang (525 ft), and the Singapore Flyer (541 ft). Owned by Caesars Entertainment, The High Roller has transformed into the main attraction of The Linq, a huge entertainment and commercial zone right in the heart of the Strip, across from Caesars Palace.If you are looking for a unique and spectacular view of the Las Vegas Strip and surrounding area, look not further than the High Roller Observation Wheel. Towering at 550 feet, it is the largest observation wheel in the world and provides a one-of-a-kind experience in Las Vegas. Experience a grand adventure as you enter into one of 28 spherical cabins, holding up to 40 guests.
